Sentence examples for may emerge not from inspiring English sources
Thus, Parkinson's disease tremor may emerge not necessarily in the absence of movement (rest), but rather in the absence of selection demands (including maintaining a posture when no other posture needs to be selected to satisfy the current task context).
This suggests that unusual metabolic traits may emerge not from the use of existing enzymes, but from a larger number of genes and/or regulatory factors found in the native organisms [ 59].
Such high profile cases alert clinicians and administrators that differences in outcome may emerge and not be noticed.
Combination treatments or other therapeutic strategies may emerge that not only reduce bone-related disability, but also improve survival by controlling skeletal metastatic disease progression.
Anyway, what is most notable is that the meaning, whatever it may be, emerges not from individual paintings but from the gap between the representational image and the abstract paintings.
Second, the MRSA epidemic in the United States continues to evolve (7 ), and new risk factors for MRSA infection in HIV-infected adults may emerge that were not significant in this study.
The bottom line is that a true memory may emerge or it may not.
As long as we keep the industry that makes the cures hale and hearty abjuring price controls, ruinous lawsuits and unnecessary red tape, the policy equivalent of leeches on innovation pandemics may emerge, but they need not ravage whole nations.
Also, possible inter-group differences might be concealed, as they may emerge in the components not included in further analysis.
Multidrug resistant (MDR) TB, which is more difficult to treat, may emerge if TB is not appropriately treated and has been associated with the presence of an important private sector [ 2].
